Cardinals (1913 List)

Cardinals (1913 List)
Cardinals (1913 List): • Members of the College of Cardinals, 1913
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    Members of the College of Cardinals, 1913:

    ♦ Agliardi, Antonio, Bishop of Albano;

    ♦ Aguirre y Garcia, Gregorio Maria, Archbishop of Toledo;

    ♦ Almaraz y Santos, Enrique, Archbishop of Seville;

    ♦ Amette, Leon-Adolphe, Archbishop of Paris;

    ♦ Andrieu, Paulin-Pierre, Archbishop of Bordeaux;

    ♦ Arcoverde de Albuquerque Cavalcanti, Joaquin, Archbishop of Rio de Janeiro;

    ♦ Bacilieri, Bartolomeo, Bishop of Verona;

    ♦ Bauer, Franz von Sales, Archbishop of Olmutz;

    ♦ Billot, Louis, S.J.;

    ♦ Bisleti, Gaetano;

    ♦ Bourne, Francis. Archbishop of Westminster;

    ♦ Boschi, Giulio, Archbishop of Ferrara;

    ♦ Cagiano de Azevedo, Ottavio;

    ♦ Cassetta, Francesco di Paola, Bishop of Frascati;

    ♦ Cavallari, Aristide, Patriarch of Venice;

    ♦ Cos y Macho, Jose Maria de, Archbishop of Valladolid;

    ♦ Dubillard, Francois-Virgile, Archbishop of Chambery;

    ♦ Falconio, Diomede, O.F.M.;

    ♦ Farley, John Murphy, Archbishop of New York;

    ♦ Ferrari, Andrea, Archbishop of Milan;

    ♦ Ferrata, Domenico;

    ♦ Francica-Nava di Bontife, Giuseppe Maria, Bishop of Catania;

    ♦ Gasparri, Pietro;

    ♦ Gennari, Casimiro;

    ♦ Gibbons, James, Archbishop of Baltimore;

    ♦ Gotti, Girolamo Maria, O.C.C.;

    ♦ Granito Pgnatelli di Belmonte, Gennaro;

    ♦ Hornig, Karl Baron von, Bishop of Veszprem;

    ♦ Katschthaler, Johann Baptist, Archbishop of Salzburg;

    ♦ Kopp, George, Prince-Bishop of Breslau;

    ♦ Lai, Gaetano de, Bishop of Sabina and Abbot of Farfa;

    ♦ Logue, Michael, Archbishop of Armagh;

    ♦ Lorenzelli, Benedetto;

    ♦ Lualdi, Alessandro, Archbishop of Palermo;

    ♦ Lucon, Louis-Henri-Joseph, Archbishop of Reims;

    ♦ Lugari, Giambattista; Maffi, Pietro, Archbishop of Pisa;

    ♦ Martin de Herrera y de la Iglesia, Jose Maria, Archbishop of Compostela;

    ♦ Martinelli, Sebastiano, O.S.A.;

    ♦ Mercier, Desire-Felicien-Francois-Joseph, Archbishop of Mechlin;

    ♦ Merry del Val, Raffaele, Papal Secretary of State;

    ♦ Netto, Jose Sebastiao, O.F.M.;

    ♦ O'Connell, William, Archbishop of Boston;

    ♦ Oreglia di Santo Stefano, Luigi, Bishop of Ostia;

    ♦ Pietro, Angelo di;

    ♦ Pompilj, Basilio; Prisco, Giuseppe, Archbishop of Naples;

    ♦ Rampolla del Tindaro, Mariano, Archpriest of the Vatican;

    ♦ Richelmy, Agostino, Archbishop of Turin;

    ♦ Rinaldini, Aristide;

    ♦ Roverie de Cabrieres, Francois-Marie-Anatole de, Bishop of Montpellier;

    ♦ Skrbensky-Hriste, Leo von, Archbishop of Prague;

    ♦ Vannutelli, Serafino, Archbishop of Porto and Santa Rufina;

    ♦ Vannutelli, Vincenzo, Bishop of Palestrina;

    ♦ Van Rossum, Willem, C.SS.R.;

    ♦ Vaszary, Claudius, O.S.B., Prince-Archbishop of Gran;

    ♦ Vico, Antonio;

    ♦ Vives y Tuto, Calasanz, O.F.M.Cap.;

    ♦ Volpe, Francesco Salesio della.

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